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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone

Let's donate a Christmas gift to MySensors.
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What are we donating? I am no opposed to the idea.
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At the bottom of the page you can click on Donate and donate any amount of money
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flopp last edited by

Replying to an old topic.

Happy christmas everyone.

Please donate to mysensors project, so this very good project gets even better.
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bjacobse last edited by

Yes Glædeligt jul
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